Lid allowing for liquid metal thermal interfacing materials in a lidded flip chip package

ABSTRACT

The disclosure describes a lid allowing for a liquid thermal interface material (TIM) in a lidded flip chip package. The lid includes a reservoir structure so that a liquid system can be formed in the lidded flip chip package, allowing for a liquid TIM in the gap between the lid and the flip chip. The reservoir structure comprises a seal ring, a connecting hole and a reservoir which is a tunnel for taking in a liquid material and releasing it again from and to the gap according to the change of the gap volume. The lid further includes an injection hole and a plug for filling and removing liquid into or from the gap and reservoir. The lid further includes a plurality of pins, which extrude downwards from the bottom surface of the lid so as to strongly bond with the substrate of the flip chip package through an adhesive.

TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE DISCLOSURE

The disclosure relates generally to a heat-dissipating object fordissipating heat from a heat-generating object in an electronic device,and particularly to a lid for a lidded flip chip package to use a liquidthermal interface material (TIM).

BACKGROUND OF THE DISCLOSURE

In a flip chip package with a semiconductor chip being a heat-generatingobject, a thermal interface material (TIM) is usually used to fill thegap between the flip chip and a heat-dissipating object, like a lid or aheat sink for transferring the heat from one to the other. The types ofthe TIM basically include thermal pad, thermal grease, phase changematerial and liquid metal. A good TIM needs to have 1) a high thermalconductivity, 2) a good surface wetting capability for reducing thethermal contact resistance, 3) a good gap filling capability, and 4) agood thermal reliability in test or application. A liquid metal as TIMusually includes gallium and gallium alloy. The melting point of thegallium is about 29° C., and that of gallium alloy is even lower. Thethermal conductivity of the liquid metal is much higher than theextensively used thermal pad or thermal grease. Furthermore, a liquidmetal has much better capability for surface wetting and gap filling.So, of all the types of TIM, a liquid metal is an ideal TIM if onlylooking at the first three items. If a liquid metal can be used in alidded flip chip package, the temperature of the lidded flip chippackage can be reduced significantly as compared to other types of TIM.However, the conventional lidded flip chip packages based on aconventional lid of prior arts are limited to use a liquid metal as itsTIM due to the pumping-out issue, that is, when the package is under athermal cycling test or in its long term of application, the volume ofthe gap between the flip chip and the lid varies with temperature due tothe warpage of the flip chip, causing the liquid metal TIM to be pumpedout. The TIM pumping-out issue will cause an incomplete gap fillingbetween the flip chip and the lid, reducing the thermal performance ofTIM. And the more important thing is that because a liquid metal iselectrically conductive, a small amount of TIM pumping-out may damagethe whole electronic device. As a result, a liquid metal type of TIM hasnot been commercially used in a lidded flip chip package. In general,because of the similar reason, a liquid metal type of TIM is rarelyinterposed between a heat-dissipating object (a heat sink, for example)and a heat-generating object (a semiconductor chip, for example) in anelectronic device.

For overcoming the TIM pumping-out issue for an electronic device suchas a lidded flip chip package to use a liquid TIM, a lid coupled with areservoir structure has been disclosed in the prior art, U.S. Ser. No.10/643,924 B1. However, the lid of the prior art has two disadvantagesin its application. To eliminate the two disadvantages, a lid and itslidded flip chip package are described in the present disclosure of thepresent invention.

SUMMARY OF THE DISCLOSURE

A lid allowing for a liquid thermal interface material (TIM) in a liddedflip chip package, comprising: the lid, consisting of a top piece, whichhas a top surface and a bottom surface and a plurality of pins; and areservoir structure comprising: a reservoir, a seal ring, and aconnecting hole, wherein the top piece of the lid has a ring-form ofslot on its bottom surface and the seal ring is mounted in the ring-formof slot, the seal ring directly sealing a peripheral edge region at atop surface of the flip chip with a portion on the bottom surface of thetop piece, providing a gap between a portion of the bottom surface ofthe top piece and a portion of the top surface of the flip chip, and thegap being entirely filled with the liquid, wherein the reservoir is atunnel in the top piece of the lid, which has an opening to the ambient,and the tunnel being partially filled with the liquid, wherein theconnecting hole has an end at a portion of the bottom surface of the toppiece surrounded by the seal ring, and another end connecting to thereservoir, wherein the top piece of the lid has an injection hole and aplug, the injection hole has an end at a portion of the bottom surfaceof the top piece surrounded by the seal ring, and another end at aportion of the bottom surface of the top piece is closed by the plug,and wherein the plurality of pins extrude downwards from the portion ofthe bottom surface of the top piece outside the seal ring and form anarray of pins, and an adhesive material fills among the pins and betweenthe pins and the substrate of the lidded flip chip package so as to bondthe lid with the substrate.

A method for making the lid allowing for a liquid thermal interfacematerial (TIM) in a lidded flip chip package, comprising the followingmajor steps:

-   -   1) Prepare a piece of material,    -   2) Form a spiral pattern of slot and a ring-form of slot at the        bottom surface of the piece of material,    -   3) Form two through holes for making a connecting hole and an        injection hole,    -   4) Form a rectangular slot for connecting the two through holes,    -   5) Form a ring-form of covering piece, a bridging bar, a plug        and a seal ring,    -   6) Bond the ring-form of covering piece onto the bottom surface        of the piece of material, covering the spiral pattern of tunnel        to form a spiral pattern of tunnel,    -   7) Mount the bridging bar into the rectangular slot for forming        a connecting hole from the spiral pattern of tunnel to a portion        of the bottom surface of the piece of material surrounded by the        ring-form of slot,    -   8) Place the plug into the injection hole,    -   9) Mount the seal ring into the ring-form of slot.

The features and advantages of the embodiments of the present disclosurewill become more apparent from the detailed descriptions in conjunctionwith the drawings below. The drawings and associated descriptions are toillustrate the embodiments of the present disclosure, not to limit thescope of what is claimed.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram for illustrating a conventional liddedflip chip package of prior arts.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram for illustrating a lidded flip chippackage of prior art, U.S. Ser. No. 10/643,924 B1.

FIG. 3 to FIG. 6 are schematic diagrams for illustrating the features ofa lid for a lidded flip chip package to use a liquid TIM of onepreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram for illustrating a lidded flip chippackage with liquid TIM based on the present lid of one preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 a schematic diagram for illustrating some more features of thelidded flip chip package with liquid TIM based on the present lid of onepreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram for illustrating some more features of alid for a lidded flip chip package to use a liquid TIM of anotherpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram for illustrating a lidded flip chippackage with liquid TIM based on the present lid of another preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 to FIG. 14 are schematic diagrams for illustrating the steps ofa method for making a lid, wherein some tunnels, slots and holes areformed of one preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 15 to FIG. 17 are schematic diagrams for illustrating the steps ofthe method for making a lid, wherein a ring-form of covering piece, abridging bar, a plug and a seal ring are formed of one preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 18 is a schematic diagram for illustrating the steps of the methodfor making a lid, wherein the ring-form of covering piece, the bridgingbar, the plug and the seal ring are assembled with the piece of materialfor forming the present lid of one preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 19 is a schematic diagram for illustrating the step to bond thepresent lid with a flip chip package for forming a lidded flip chippackage of one preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 20 is a schematic diagram for illustrating the step to fill aliquid material into the gap and the tunnel in the lidded flip chippackage of one preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 21 is a schematic diagram for illustrating the liquid system in thelidded flip chip package of one preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 are used to explain some terms associated with a lid,a lidded flip chip package and a thermal interface material (TIM), andto describe the challenges about using a liquid TIM in a lidded flipchip package of prior arts.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram for illustrating a conventional liddedflip chip package. The numerical symbol 1000 in FIG. 1 designates aconventional lidded flip chip package, in which the numerical symbol 100designates a conventional lid, including a top piece 101 and a side wall102, the numerical symbol 160 designates a flip chip package, includinga flip chip 161 and a substrate 164 with solder balls 165, the bumps 162and the under fill material 163, the numerical symbol 166 designates anadhesive material for bonding the lid 100 onto the substrate 160, andthe numerical symbol 122 designates a thermal interface material (TIM)which is placed in the gap between the top piece 101 and the flip chip161. It is noted that the flip chip package 160 is not always flat, butwarps downwards or upwards at low or high temperature due to the CTE(coefficient of thermal expansion) mismatch between the flip chip 161and the substrate 164, causing the volume change of the gap between theflip chip 161 and the top piece 101. As a result, a liquid TIM is easyto be pumped out, causing a challenge for a conventional lidded flipchip package to use a liquid TIM.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram for illustrating a lid for a lidded flipchip package to use a liquid TIM of the prior art. The numerical symbol2000 in FIG. 2 designates the lid 200 and the lidded flip chip package220 based on the lid 200, wherein the lid 200 includes a reservoirstructure, and the lidded flip chip package 220 includes a reservoirsystem based on the reservoir structure, deviating them from theconventional ones. In additional to the top piece 201 and side wall 202,the lid 200 includes a reservoir structure, consisting of a seal ring211 mounted on its bottom surface of the top piece 201, a reservoir 212in the top piece 201, and a connecting hole 213, starting from a portionof the bottom surface of the top piece 201 and connecting to thereservoir. The end of the connecting hole at the bottom surface of thetop piece is called an inner end and the other end of the connectinghole is called an outer end. The seal ring region of the bottom surfaceof the lid means the portion of the bottom surface of the lid surroundedby the seal ring. The reservoir 212 is a tunnel for taking in a liquidmaterial and releasing it again when needed. The 214 designates anopening of the reservoir 212, which opens to the ambient. Afterattaching the lid 200 on the flip chip package 160 through the adhesive166 and filling a liquid in the gap and reservoir, the lidded flip chippackage 220 to use a liquid TIM of the prior art is formed, wherein thelidded flip chip package 220 includes a reservoir system, which consistsof the reservoir 212 of the lid, the connecting hole 213 of the lid, asealed gap 222, and a liquid material 222A/212A, the gap between the lid220 and the flip chip 161 is sealed at the peripheral edge region of theflip chip 161 by the seal ring 211A, forming the sealed gap 222, thereservoir 212 is a tunnel in the top piece of the lid, the connectinghole 213 is between the sealed gap 222 and the reservoir 212 forconnecting one with the other, and a liquid material is entirely filledin the sealed gap 222, and partially filled in the reservoir 212. The222A and 212A respectively designate the liquid material in the gap 222and reservoir 212, and the 212B designates the empty space in thereservoir 212. The liquid material 222A forms a liquid TIM between theflip chip 161 and lid 200. It is seen that when the volume of the sealedgap 222 gets smaller, the reservoir 212 can take in the excessive amountof liquid material from the sealed gap 222 to its empty space 212B,keeping the pressure inside the sealed gap 222 not to be high, and whenthe volume of the sealed gap 222 gets larger, the reservoir 212 canrelease the needed amount of liquid material into the sealed gap 222from its stored liquid material 212A, keeping the sealed gap 222 to beentirely filled all the time. It is noted that the reservoir 212 needsto have an opening 214 so that the liquid material can flow between thegap and the reservoir when the gap volume changes.

The lidded flip chip package 220 based on the lid 200 designated by thenumerical symbol 2000 in FIG. 2 of the prior art has two disadvantagesin its application. One is that it is not easy to fill and remove aliquid material into and from the reservoir structure. As a result, whenthe package 220 is analyzed by a cross-sectional cutting, the liquid mayflow out, causing messy anywhere. And the other is that the delaminatingrisk between the adhesive 166 and the side wall 202 of the lid is highdue to an additional stress caused by the compressed seal ring 211A. Thepresent invention is to eliminate the two disadvantages of the prior artby introducing an injection hole with a plug in the top piece of the lidand a plurality of pins to replace the side wall, which is described inconjunction with the drawings in the following.

FIG. 3 to FIG. 6 are schematic diagrams for illustrating a lid of onepreferred embodiment of the present invention. The numerical symbol 3000in FIG. 3 designates the cross-sectional view of the lid, in which the300 designates a lid which includes an injection hole 301 and aplurality of pins 302 as a replacement of the side wall of the lid 200of the prior art as showed in FIG. 2, and the 301A in the lid 310designates a plug for closing the injection hole 301. The pins extrudedownwards from the bottom surface of the top piece and may have variousarrays. The numerical symbol 3100 in FIG. 4 designates the bottom viewof a lid of one preferred embodiment of the present invention, in whichthe numerical symbols 311 and 312 designate the top piece of the lid andthe pins with a full array on the portion of the bottom surface of thetop piece outside the seal ring 314, and the 313 and 315 designate thebottom view of the connecting hole 213 and the injection hole 301. Thenumerical symbol 3200 in FIG. 5 designates the bottom view of a lid ofone preferred embodiment of the present invention, in which the pins 322form a peripheral array, providing a ring-form of cavity 321 surroundingthe seal ring. The numerical symbol 3300 in FIG. 6 designates the bottomview of a lid of another preferred embodiment of the present invention,in which the pins 330 form an array with some cavities 331, 332, 333,and 334. It is noted that the arrays of the pins can be flexiblydesigned according to the requirement of a specific application, andthose showed in FIG. 4 to FIG. 6 are only some examples.

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram for illustrating a lidded flip chippackage of one preferred embodiment of the present invention. Thenumerical symbol 4000 in FIG. 7 designates a lid allowing for a liquidTIM in a lidded flip chip package, comprising: the lid consisting of atop piece 201, which has a top surface and a bottom surface, a pluralityof pins 202, and a reservoir structure comprising: a reservoir 212, aseal ring 212A, and a connecting hole 213, wherein the top piece 201 ofthe lid has a ring-form of slot 411 on its bottom surface and the sealring 211A is mounted in the ring-form of slot 411, the seal ringdirectly sealing a peripheral edge region at a top surface of the flipchip 161 with a portion on the bottom surface of the top piece,providing a gap 222 between a portion of the bottom surface of the toppiece 201 and a portion of the top surface of the flip chip 161, and thegap being entirely filled with the liquid 222A, wherein the reservoir212 is a tunnel in the top piece 201 of the lid, which has an opening214, which opens to the ambient, and the tunnel 212 being partiallyfilled with the liquid 212A, wherein the connecting hole 213 has an endat a portion of the bottom surface of the top piece 201 surrounded bythe seal ring, and another end connecting to the reservoir 212, whereinthe top piece of the lid has an injection hole 301 and a plug 301A, theinjection hole has an end at a portion of the bottom surface of the toppiece surrounded by the seal ring, and another end at a portion of thetop surface of the top piece is closed by the plug 301A, and wherein theplurality of pins 202 extrude downwards from the portion of the bottomsurface of the top piece outside the seal ring and form an array ofpins, and an adhesive material 402 fills among the pins and between thepins and the substrate 164 of the lidded flip chip package so as to bondthe lid with the substrate.

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram for illustrating some more features of thelidded flip chip package 4000 showed in FIG. 7 of one preferredembodiment of the present invention. The numerical symbol 4100 in FIG. 8designates a lidded flip chip package, which further composites a foamblock 412 in the tunnel and near the opening 214. The foam block allowsthe air to pass freely but does not allow the liquid in the reservoir toleak out easily. When the liquid in the reservoir and the gap for aliquid TIM is a liquid metal such as a gallium or its alloys, the liddedflip chip package further composites another non-metallic liquid orgrease material 411 at the outer end of the liquid metal in thereservoir for preventing the liquid metal from exposing to the airbecause liquid metal can be oxidized when being exposed to the air underhigh temperature and long time. The 411 can also be a movable block asan option.

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram for illustrating the variations of thearray of pins and the structure of the seal ring of the lid of onepreferred embodiment of the present invention. The 302A and 302Bdesignate some shorter pins and a cavity in the array of pins 302 of thelid 5000, and the 511 designates a preferred seal ring, which has astructure to further seal at the sides of the flip chip and the underfill filet at the sides of the flip chip as showed in FIG. 10 below.

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram for illustrating a lid allowing for aliquid TIM in a lidded flip chip package of one preferred embodiment ofthe present invention. The numerical symbol 6000 in FIG. 10 designates alid allowing for a liquid TIM in a lidded flip chip package, wherein theseal ring 611A seals at the peripheral edge region of the flip chip andfurther seals at the sides of the flip chip and the under fill filet atthe sides of the flip chip, and the adhesive 602 entirely fills the fullarray of pins and cavity between the pins and the seal ring.

FIG. 11 to FIG. 18 are schematic diagrams for illustrating a method formaking a lid allowing for a liquid TIM in a lidded flip chip package ofone preferred embodiment of the present invention. The numerical symbol7000 in FIG. 11 designates the steps for forming some slots and holes ina piece of material, in which the 700 designates the step to prepare apiece of material, 710 designates the step to form a ring-form of slot712 and a spiral pattern of slot 711 in the bottom surface of the pieceof material, wherein the spiral pattern of slot 711 is outside andsurrounding the ring-form of slot 712, and 720 designates the step toform an injection hole 723, two through holes 721 and 722 for making aconnecting hole through a bridging bar later, and a step-form ofrectangular slot 724 and 725. FIG. 12 to FIG. 14 are schematic diagramsfor illustrating the bottom and top views of the piece of material afterthe previous steps. The numerical symbol 7100 in FIG. 12 is forillustrating the ring-form of slot 712 and the spiral pattern of slot711 from their bottom view, in which the 712A and 711A designate thering-form of slot 712 and the spiral pattern of slot 711 from theirbottom view. The numerical symbol 7200 in FIG. 13 is for illustratingthe through holes 721 and 722 and the injection hole 723 from theirbottom view, in which the 721A and 722A designate the two through holes721 and 722 and the 723A designates the injection hole from their bottomview. The numerical symbol 7210 in FIG. 14 is for illustrating thestep-form of rectangular slot 724 and 725 from their bottom view, inwhich the 724A and 725A designate the rectangular slot 724 and 725 fromtheir bottom view. The numerical symbol 7300 in FIG. 15 is forillustrating the step for forming a ring-form of covering piece with anarray of pins, in which the 730 and 730A designate the bottom andcross-sectional views of the ring-form of covering piece with the arrayof pins, the 731 and 731A designate the ring-form of covering piece, the732 and 732A designate the array of pins, and the 733 designates thelocation for the cross-section. The numerical symbol 7400 in FIG. 16 isfor illustrating the step for forming a seal ring, in which the 740 and740A designate the bottom and cross-sectional views of the seal ring,the 741 and 741A designate the seal ring, and the 742 designates thelocation for the cross-section. The numerical symbol 7500 in FIG. 17 isfor illustrating the step for forming a bridging bar and a plug, inwhich the 750 and 760 designate the bridging bar and the plug, the 751and 751A designate the bridging bar from its top and side view, and the761 and 761A designate the plug 760 from its top and side view,respectively. The numerical symbol 8000 in FIG. 18 is for the steps toassemble the parts made from the previous steps together to form thelid, in which the 810 designates the step to bond the ring-form ofcovering piece with an array of pins 751A to the bottom surface of thepiece of material 720 through an adhesive layer 811, the 820 designatesthe step to mount the bridging bar 821 in the step-form of rectangularslot 724 through an adhesive material 822 filled in the step-form ofrectangular slot 725, and the 830 designates the step to mount the sealring 730A and the plug 761A in the ring-form of slot and the injectionhole.

FIG. 19 to FIG. 21 are schematic diagrams for illustrating the furthersteps of the method for making the lid allowing for a liquid TIM in alidded flip chip package of one preferred embodiment of the presentinvention. The numerical symbol 9000 in FIG. 19 is for illustrating thestep to attach the lid to a flip chip package to form a lidded flip chippackage, in which the 910 designates the step to apply an adhesivematerial 912 to the array of pins, the arrow 913 designates to attachthe lid onto the flip chip package 920 through the adhesive 912, formingthe lidded flip chip package 930. The numerical symbol 9400 in FIG. 20is for illustrating the step to fill the liquid into the gap andreservoir, in which the 941 designates the step to fill the liquid intothe gap and the tunnel type of reservoir after removing the plug, andthen the 951 designates the step to close the injection hole by puttingback the plug, forming the lidded flip chip package 950 with a liquidTIM 952. The 952 and 953 designate the liquid in the gap and the tunnel,and the 954 designate the portion of the tunnel without the liquid. Thenumerical symbol 9600 in FIG. 21 is for illustrating the liquid systemin the lidded flip chip package 950 in FIG. 20 from the top view of theliquid system, in which the 962 and 963 designate the liquid in the gapand the tunnel, the 964 designates the portion of the tunnel without theliquid, the 965 designates the opening of the tunnel to the ambient, andthe arrow 966 means that the liquid can flow in and out when the gapvolume changes.

Although the present invention is described in some details forillustrative purpose with reference to the specific embodiments anddrawings, it is apparent that many other modifications and variationsmay be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the presentinvention.

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 17. A lid allowing for aliquid thermal interface material (TIM) in a lidded flip chip package,comprising: a top piece, which has a top surface and a bottom surfaceand a plurality of pins; and a reservoir structure comprising: areservoir, a seal ring, and a connecting hole, wherein the top piece ofthe lid has a ring-form of slot on its bottom surface and the seal ringis mounted in the ring-form of slot, the seal ring directly sealing aperipheral edge region at a top surface of a flip chip with a portion onthe bottom surface of the top piece, providing a gap between a portionof the bottom surface of the top piece and a portion of the top surfaceof the flip chip, and the gap being entirely filled with a liquid,wherein the reservoir is a tunnel in the top piece of the lid, which hasan opening to an ambient, and the tunnel being partially filled with aliquid, wherein the connecting hole has an end at a portion of thebottom surface of the top piece surrounded by the seal ring, and anotherend connecting to the reservoir, wherein the top piece of the lid has aninjection hole and a plug, the injection hole has an end at a portion ofthe bottom surface of the top piece surrounded by the seal ring, andanother end at a portion of the top surface of the top piece is closedby the plug, and wherein the plurality of pins extrude downwards fromthe portion of the bottom surface of the top piece outside the seal ringand form an array of pins, and an adhesive material fills among the pinsand between the pins and a substrate of the lidded flip chip package soas to bond the lid with the substrate.
 18. The lid of claim 1, whereinthe injection hole is a screw hole, and the plug is a screw plug. 19.The lid of claim 1, wherein the injection hole is a blind hole, and theplug is a rubber plug.
 20. The lid of claim 1, wherein the plurality ofpins form a full array on the portion of the bottom surface of the toppiece outside the seal ring.
 21. The lid of claim 1, wherein theplurality of pins form a full array on the portion of the bottom surfaceof the top piece outside the seal ring and some pins are removed fromthe full array of pins so as to form a plurality of cavities.
 22. Thelid of claim 1, wherein the plurality of pins form a full array on theportion of the bottom surface of the top piece outside the seal ring andsome pins are removed from the full array of pins so as to form aplurality of cavities, and the adhesive material also fills in thecavities.
 23. The lid of claim 1, wherein the lid further comprises afoam block in the tunnel and near the opening of the tunnel.
 24. The lidof claim 1, wherein the liquid in the gap and the liquid in the tunnelis a liquid metal, including gallium and gallium alloys.
 25. The lid ofclaim 1, wherein the liquid in the gap and the liquid in the tunnel is aliquid metal, including gallium and gallium alloys and the lid furthercomprises another non-metallic liquid or grease material in the tunnel.26. The lid of claim 1, wherein the liquid in the gap and the liquid inthe tunnel is a liquid metal, including gallium and gallium alloys andthe lid further comprises a movable block in the tunnel.
 27. The lid ofclaim 1, wherein the seal ring also seals at one or more sides of theflip chip.
 28. The lid of claim 1, wherein the reservoir is a spiralpattern of tunnel.
 29. The lid of claim 1, wherein the lid furthercomprises a bridging bar for forming the connecting hole from the gap tothe reservoir.
 30. The lid of claim 1, wherein the lid further comprisesa ring-form of covering piece, which includes an array of pins on itsbottom surface, and its top surface is bonded with the portion of thebottom surface of the top piece outside the seal ring.
 31. The lid ofclaim 1, wherein the lid is made based on a method, comprising thefollowing major steps: 1) Prepare a piece of material, 2) Form aring-form of slot and a spiral pattern of slot on a bottom surface ofthe piece of material, wherein the spiral pattern of slot is outside andsurrounding the ring-form of slot, 3) Form two through holes for makinga connecting hole and an injection hole, 4) Form a rectangular slot onthe top surface of the piece of material for connecting the two throughholes, 5) Form a ring-form of covering piece with an array of pins onits bottom surface, 6) Form a seal ring, a bridging bar, and a plug, 7)Bond a top surface of the ring-form of covering piece with the bottomsurface of the piece of material so as to cover the spiral pattern ofslot and form a spiral pattern of tunnel, 8) Mount the bridging bar intothe rectangular slot for connecting the two through holes and forming aconnecting hole from a portion of the bottom surface of the piece ofmaterial surrounded by the ring-form of slot to the spiral pattern oftunnel, 9) Place the plug into the injection hole, 10) Mount the sealring in the ring-form of slot.
 32. The lid of claim 15, wherein themethod for making the lid further comprises the following steps: 11)Apply an adhesive material on the array of pins, and then attach the lidto a flip chip package, 12) Fill the liquid into the gap and the tunneltype of reservoir from the injection hole, and then close the injectionhole by the plug.